روابط عرب و اسرائیل

امارات متحده عربی در موقعیت خوبی قرار دارد تا پیشرفت‌هایی را که در زمینه‌های مختلف به دست آورده، از ایجاد تعادل در روابط با قدرت‌های رقیب منطقه‌ای و جهانی تا ایجاد تنوع در اقتصاد خود و رسیدگی به نگرانی‌های دیرینه محیط زیستی، تداوم بخشد.

Normalization with Israel will be the elephant in the room at the Riyadh summit, though Iran diplomacy and persistent internal rifts bear close watching as well.

The kingdom has navigated tricky successions in the past, and many of the elements that allowed it to do so remain in place today.

America’s broad inclination toward retrenchment is unlikely to abate anytime soon, but Israeli leaders can still do much to remind Washington why basic regional stability is so essential to its interests.

The Israeli evidence could reveal a troubling reality wherein groups publicly defend the human rights of some people while supporting acts of terrorism targeting others.

After the Erbil conference, which called for normalizing ties between Iraq and Israel, the largest resistance social media organ called for beheadings and then tried to cover its tracks.

At great personal risk, Iraqi civil society leaders gathered to demand entry into the Abraham Accords, and their efforts need more American support.

Given ongoing environmental concerns over energy cooperation, the chances that the two partners will fully realize their commercial potential are still up in the air.

With Iran looming ever larger as Israel’s top security priority, the window for breaking the dangerous cycle of ceasefire and conflagration with the Palestinians may be closing—unless all of the actors are willing to throw their weight behind a fresh “4x4” strategy.